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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1943
Page
3
Corrected weekly market list with readings for wheat and corn in No. 2 and white No. 2 grades, mixed corn oats and other staples. Includes cream No. 2 at 47 cents and poultry prices such as heavy spring hens 4 3 to 6 pounds and Leghorn hens per pound at 12 cents.
Lost Wednesday night 11 or 12 city keys in a pig skin case contact Henry Scheele or the records office. Collections wanted we collect notes judgements mortgages and accounts with 35 years experience. R C Valentine Co Marshall town Iowa invites write us fully.
List of farms in Jefferson County for sale including improved properties and one unimproved parcel. Offered by E A Stark at the First National Bank Building in Fairbury with contact details for bids through the bank.
For sale 120 acres known as John Sible pasture located 14 miles east of Endicott with vacant possession. Offered by Mrs. Frank Grone of Diller Nebraska message states 3% miles east of Diller cemetery and calls for immediate possession.
Geer Bros. Service Station in Diller Nebraska announces a 24 hour notice requirement for pooled rural deliveries due to government mileage limits. Contact phone 66 for arrangements.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Beckman and son Wessel of Vallejo California visit relatives in Fairbury and Diller. Mrs Gordon Dick Mildred Mayborn visits Mayborn parents and heads to Farragut Idaho for naval training station work while her husband serves in the navy. A Blue Springs Wymore intersection crash killed Frank Thompson 17 and injured Junior Graham 18 Barreston as a train car was towed to Wymore. Thompson’s parents are Z W Thompson and Mrs Thompson of Blue Springs.
A wartime appeal notes a torpedoed tanker, 50 000 gallons of gas on board, and the need to replace losses with new ships. It stresses that savings in War Bonds are safe while crews risk their lives in the Battle of the Atlantic and invites the public to lend money.
Jay Woods left by train Tuesday to visit his father in Tulsa Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs Harry King of Lincoln were Sunday visitors at Mrs Kings sister Mrs Merta Dillers. W S C S of the Methodist Church will have an ice cream social Wednesday evening July 28. Mr and Mrs Henry Ahrends and Mrs Eulida Ahrends of Fairbury were Diller visitors one day this week. Julia Diller had a minor eye operation last Wednesday at Lincoln General Hospital and returned to Diller Monday. Mr and Mrs Howard Stotts and son Darrel of Lincoln visited over the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Glenn Long.
Mrs Tony Zeleny and her sister Margaret traveled to Kansas City last weekend to see her husband Tony Zeleny who was on a route to his new posting in Canada.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Thieman of Yoder Colorado and Miss Frieda Thieman of Colorado Springs attended their father s funeral at Bethlehem Lutheran church Thursday. They visited sister Mrs Geo Champ and others Saturday. Eileen Green Grand Island and family visited Rex Green. Merta Diller hosted a Sunday dinner with King and King relations Beatrice. Harry King pastor Blue Springs preached in Diller.
An advertising blurb outlines Lincoln Daily Journal pricing and delivery, noting 11 weeks for $1, year for $4, and 25 cents weekly payments. It compares to Nebraska State Journal and other papers, touting late editions, post office distribution, and lower annual rates for Nebraska and North Kansas subscribers. It mentions mail routes, night printing after 5 PM, and pricing differences with other states, urging direct orders through their office.
Twenty three members and three guests met in the Methodist church basement on a Thursday afternoon. Mrs Keith Hays opened the meeting with devotionals led by Mrs Ira Gasper who spoke on Hannah. A Bible verse was read at roll call and an ice cream social was decided for July 23. Refreshments were served by Mesdames Robertson Jim Pickard Roy Kick Roy Lamb and Q Fry. Guests included Betty Lick Marylin Stephen and Loretta Wiemers.
Card thanks friends for flowers gifts and cards shown during illness. Gladys Lottman expresses gratitude for kindness and support received.
Mrs. Robert Upson leads Sunday School at 10 A M. Church services follow at 11 A M with a sermon by Robert L. Pullen.
Pastor John Weers and Supt. of Sunday School 10 A. M. announce services with Rev Otto Spehr leading the 11 A. M. church service.
Werner C Welchert pastor lists Friday July 23 choir rehearsal at 9 30 am Sunday School at 10 30 am worship at 8 30 pm Luther League there will be no church service on Aug 8 and 15 but Sunday School and other organizations will meet as usual
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